Propechies of Vanga Baba - Page 2

1. My uncle was an alcoholic and beat his wife. So my mother went to see Vanga. She believed that my uncle was sick and needed treatment so she wanted to ask Vanga what they could do to change my uncle. There were so many people waiting for Vanga that my mother waited for over 20 hours until it was her turn to go and see the old woman (my mother actually slept for one night in front of the house). Upon entering the room with Vanga, my mother explained the situation briefly and asked what she could do for my uncle. Vanga's response was just a short: "What you want to do with him. He is just like that. He doesn't like any of you."
Naturally, my mother was pissed about the response. She thought that Vanga was a charlatan. Now about twenty years later, my mother believes that Vanga's words very completely correct. My uncle never gave up the alcohol, despite having severe liver and kidney problems. He continously used to beat my aunt until she finally divorced him and moved away. Then he continued with beating my grandmother. My grandmother was very supportive and always believed that he was just sick and could be healed. She tried to approach him and gave him money even though he used to beat her. He was in the psychiatry several times, but never changed. He has often been involved in fights throughout his whole life and has always been a complete asshole. And all of this despite that he actually had everything - he was a doctor, had a wife and a child, had a good income and good savings - but eventually lost everything. Just like Vanga said - he is just evil.

2. A teacher of my mother used to live in the same town as Vanga when she was young. The students weren't very keen on studying so they tried to distract the lessons by asking the teacher about Vanga who gladly told them stories about her. She said that before Vanga was famous in the whole country, she was locally known for her ability to help people. People would often go to Vanga to ask her about animals that have ran away and she could nearly always tell them where to find the missing animals. Also the teacher's mother had lost a ring and Vanga told her to look for it in a certain place in her garden where she was able to find it.

3. A friend of my mother went with her family to see Vanga in order to ask about her brother who has gone missing while on duty. Vanga's response was something along the line: "Ohh, I see very bad things. Go away! Don't ask about him again!"